At the Butts Park Arena, prop Hobbs-Awoyemi was part of a dominant forwards display that set the platform for Coventry’s biggest victory since 2002/03. The 10-try result keeps the fourth placed side right in the hunt at the top of National League One.
It wasn’t to be such a happy weekend for Moseley, however, who are still searching for their first win of the 2013/14 season after Leeds won 27-18 at Billesley Common.
Loose head Tom Warren and fly half Will Hooley both started the game, while Danny Herriott and Day both came from the bench in the second half, but the latter’s score proved mere consolation on a disappointing afternoon.
